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Global population of Jews still not recovered from the Holocaust, demographic study finds The Holocaust of the Jews is still visible, said Sergio DellaPergola, author of the World Jewish Population 2020 report Author of the article: Swikar Oli Publishing date: Apr 21, 2021 • 43 minutes ago • 4 minute read Some of the 2,711 polished marble blocks, or stellae , at the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, also called the Holocaust Memorial, in Berlin, Germany. Photo by Carsten Koall /Getty Images Article content The population of Jews in the world has yet to recover the size it had on the eve of World War Two, more than 80 years ago. ....
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And then nothing happened. Two months went by in which Biden did not actually raise the limit on refugees above 15,000, and would not say why, despite the prodding of HIAS and other refugee resettlers. More than 700 refugees who had received plane tickets based on Biden’s February promise had to cancel their flights, according to HIAS. On Friday, Biden made it official: He would not be raising the cap on refugees above the limit set by Trump, though he would let in refugees from a wider range of countries in Africa and the Middle East. Later in the day, following pushback from activists, the White House said it would raise the cap in a month, by May 15. ....
(JTA) â Three weeks after taking office, Joe Biden announced that he would quadruple the number of refugees allowed into the United States. For HIAS, it seemed like an answered prayer, as the Jewish refugee aid agency had endured a rough four years under Bidenâs predecessor, Donald Trump. HIAS, which once focused on resettling refugees, had confronted the first president since World War II who demonized refugees and then temporarily banned them from the United States. The gunman who killed 11 Jews at a Pittsburgh synagogue condemned HIAS by name shortly before the massacre. So HIAS was excited for Biden, who spoke of Americaâs duty to be a compassionate and welcoming country. Bidenâs promise on Feb. 12 to let in 62,500 refugees in 2021 seemed to be a fulfillment of that rhetoric. Trump had set the cap for fiscal year 2021 at 15,000. ....